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The Supreme Court\u2019s term ended this week amid a flood of consequential\u2014and in many cases, disastrous\u2014rulings. I used to believe the institutionalists who claim that the court releases opinions \u201cwhen they\u2019re ready\u201d\u2014and that the reason the most important cases are clustered around the last week of the term is that those cases are more complicated and therefore take longer for the justices to write.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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I no longer believe that. The court\u2019s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais<\/em>, which murdered the Voting Rights Act, is an example of a complicated, contentious case that the court released in April in order to give Republicans the maximum amount of time to gerrymander their way to victory in the midterms. Meanwhile, the transgender rights ruling that was released on Tuesday was largely unanimous, yet the justices waited to dump it alongside three other rulings, likely because they thought the media would overlook its bigotry in their rush to praise the court for its birthright citizenship decision.\u00a0<\/p>\n

I have been able to write about the court\u2019s rulings on: birthright citizenship, transgender rights, Trump\u2019s ability to fire top regulators, the denial of temporary protected status to Haitians and Syrians, the denial of a Rastafarian prisoner\u2019s right to sue over the violation of his religious freedom, and the liberalization of drug laws\u2014for gun owners. It\u2019s been a busy two weeks.\u00a0<\/p>\n

But there are a number of other important cases I haven\u2019t been able to write\u00a0 about. To counteract the Supreme Court\u2019s version of an end of term \u201cnews dump,\u201d I\u2019m going to do a lightning round about cases I think still deserve attention.\u00a0<\/p>\n

: This was the big campaign finance case this term, and it came out like all the other ones: Billionaires are allowed to buy politics. Alleged attempted rapist Brett Kavanaugh ruled for the 6\u20133 majority, which broke along normal partisan lines, that dark-money super Pacs are allowed to coordinate with their preferred candidates, which makes a mockery of what few remaining campaign finance restrictions we still have left. You can make an argument that NRSC v. FEC<\/em> is the most important case about democracy since Citizens United<\/em>, since the court has used the case to, once again, allow the direct corruption of our politics by moneyed interests.\u00a0<\/p>\n

: This is the mail-in ballots case. The court ruled, 5\u20134, that states are allowed to accept ballots mailed by Election Day, even if they are received days later. Trump and the Republicans had argued that counting votes after Election Day violates federal law. The case hinged on the definition of the word \u201cchoice\u201d \u2013namely the issue of when voters complete the act of choosing a candidate. Amy Coney Barrett, writing for the majority\u2014in what was probably the best decision she\u2019s ever written\u2014argued that the voter\u2019s choice is made when they fill out their ballot and put it in the mail, thus completing the process of choosing by Election Day. Samuel Alito argued, in dissent, that the choice was not made until the ballot was received by an elections official. It\u2019s not surprising to me that Alito, the author of Dobbs v. Jackson Women\u2019s Health<\/em>, doesn\u2019t understand what \u201cchoice\u201d means and thinks one can only be made after the government recognizes it as valid.\u00a0<\/p>\n

: This is an incredibly important case about what constitutes a \u201csearch\u201d under the Fourth Amendment, which protects against \u201cunreasonable\u201d searches and seizures. While trying to solve a robbery, police obtained a \u201cgeofence warrant\u201d to compel Google to hand over location data from cell phones around 150 meters from the scene of the crime. That led to the arrest of Okello Chatrie, who was eventually indicted based in large part on this geofence data obtained from Google. The Supreme Court ruled, 7-2, that Chatrie was subject to a \u201csearch\u201d under the Fourth Amendment and should be allowed to argue that the search was unreasonable. This is a massive<\/em> win for privacy advocates and anyone who is uncomfortable with the encroachments of the surveillance state. The police sought to get around Chatrie\u2019s individual constitutional rights by arguing that the search was conducted against Google, which agreed to the search, not Chatrie, who did not. The court rejected that argument. I might even turn location data back on now.\u00a0<\/p>\n

: This case is about whether the Trump administration can circumvent the Constitution by apprehending asylum seekers before they enter the United States and refusing to let them in. Historically, under both US and international law,\u00a0 people are are entitled to request asylum as soon as they step foot on US soil; but the Trump administration has taken to stopping these people before they cross the border, sometimes just yards away, and claiming that because they didn\u2019t \u201center\u201d the US, they have no right to seek asylum. The court ruled, 6-3 along normal partisan lines, that this little trick is constitutional. Obviously, I think the court is wrong. I think you have \u201creached\u201d the United States at precisely the moment the US reaches you. If agents of the US government can apprehend you, in any country, then you should be able to avail yourself of the laws of the US, to say nothing of international ones. But, as I have pointed out repeatedly, I am not one of the justices on the Supreme Court, and I\u2019m quite bitter about that.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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: This is another immigration case. The court ruled, 6\u20133 along normal partisan lines, that the government doesn\u2019t need evidence of a crime before it can treat an immigrant like a criminal. It\u2019s a shocking ruling but hasn\u2019t been talked about very much because the case is procedurally complicated. Muk Choi Lau was a legal permanent resident who was charged with a crime: counterfeiting. While those charges were pending, he briefly traveled back to China and then attempted to return to his home in the US. But border officials refused to grant him reentry because of the charges, even though he had not been convicted of anything. Border agents eventually allowed to re-enter the country, but on parole<\/em>, not permanently, pending trial. Lau eventually pleaded guilty to the counterfeiting charge. At that point, the government moved to deport him on the theory that he should be denied \u201creentry.\u201d Counterfeiting is not a crime that gets legal permanent residents deported, but since the government said he was applying for reentry, they argued that it could exclude him. The only reason Lau was in the procedural position of \u201creentering\u201d the country was because border officials excluded him when he hadn\u2019t actually been convicted of anything yet. Sam Alito and the Republicans decided that this was fine, that the government needed no evidence that he had actually committed a crime before denying him entry. Our entire immigration system needs to be nuked and rebuilt from the ashes.\u00a0<\/p>\n

: You knew<\/em> there was going to be a gun case, right? According to recent Supreme Court precedent, any present-day gun regulation must have an analogue in a gun regulation that existed around the time of the founding. In 2023, Hawai\u2019i passed a law prohibiting guns on private property that is otherwise open to the public (like restaurants). In an effort to comply with the Supreme Court\u2019s ridiculous requirement, the state cited numerous laws prohibiting armaments in public places from around the time of Hawai\u2019i\u2019s admission to the Union (since Hawai\u2019i wasn\u2019t a state in 1789); it also, for good measure, cited a number of regulations dating all the way back to Hawai\u2019i\u2019s days as an independent kingdom. The Supreme Court didn\u2019t care. The court ruled, 6\u20133 along normal partisan lines, that Hawai\u2019i\u2019s law violates the Second Amendment. The ruling shows that the ammosexuals on the Supreme Court won\u2019t apply their own precedents fairly when it comes to guns. In this case, Hawai\u2019i did literally everything the Republicans ordered it to do before passing a gun regulation, but the Republicans still struck it down. There is no gun regulation<\/em> that these extremist Republicans will accept. We are doomed to an endless cycle of gun violence and death until we take control of the Supreme Court away from them.\u00a0<\/p>\n

: OK, I\u2019m not going to lie, I have a weird fascination with \u201cTakings\u201d cases\u2014which is the legal jargon for cases involving the Fifth Amendment protection that says private property cannot be taken for public use without just compensation. At issue in Pung was what \u201cjust compensation\u201d actually means. The Pung family owed back property taxes, so the state of Michigan foreclosed on their house. The house was assessed at $194,400, but it sold at public auction for only $76,008. The Pungs argued that they were denied their \u201cjust compensation\u201d under the Fifth Amendment. The court, unanimously, disagreed, saying that the Pungs are entitled only to the auction price. The court is probably right about this. And most people I know would probably agree that your house is worth what it sells for, and not what Zillow or a friendly assessor thinks it should be worth, especially when trying to figure out the price taxpayers must pay for the property. But, as I\u2019ve said, I\u2019m a straight-up weirdo about this issue. I think the government should have to pay a high premium to take somebody\u2019s house. If anything, I think the government should pay above<\/em> market value for somebody\u2019s primary residence. (I become less of a weirdo when it comes to secondary homes or income property.) I think the Pungs got screwed, and the fact that my view conflicts with every other political bone in my body is just an internal hypocrisy I\u2019ve learned to live with.\u00a0<\/p>\n

That\u2019s just the last two weeks<\/em> at the Supreme Court. (I skipped a few cases that are probably equally important but I don\u2019t understand because they involve math.) It\u2019s been a doozy, and while people will no doubt hear mainstream media cooing about how the court is \u201cimpartial\u201d and \u201cnonpartisan,\u201d the reality is that most of the crucial decisions are \u201c6\u20133, along normal partisan lines.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

I\u2019m off next week to recharge or, in the alternative, to just give up and die. Happy White Man\u2019s Independence Day.<\/p>\n

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